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Every country has its strengths and weaknesses. Japan, for example, perfectly blends old traditions with modern innovation and has become one of the strongest nations on Earth. But it does seem to struggle with English.

The Facebook group 'Engrish in Japan' is dedicated to all of the unintentionally offensive product names, confusing signs, and other translation fails people found on its territory.

However, if these slip-ups teach us anything, it's that breaking the rules of a language can make streets, stores, and restaurants much more entertaining. And not in a bad way!

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#1

Found This In Sakae In Nagoya... Don't You Dare To Dump (Make A Dump Or Dump Garbage?) Or They Will Sue The Police!

Hilarious example of getting lost in translation: a warning sign in Japan threatening to sue the police.

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    I Have No Idea What Could Possibly Be Going On In There At Night 😂 In Kanazawa

    A window of a store called Banana Bulldog in Japan with a hilarious example of getting lost in translation: 'Acai bowls during the day and public hoses at night.'

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    Huh? 😂 Where: Yokohama Iekei Ramen In Hiroshima

    A container in Japan with a label that says "Blood is smooth," a hilarious example of getting lost in translation.

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    Lost Panda
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    59 minutes ago Created by potrace 1.15, written by Peter Selinger 2001-2017

    Trying to say that the onions help promote better blood circulation. The literal translation would be smooth blood.

    #4

    At Supermarket In Shinagawa-City, Tokyo

    A menu in Japan advertising a Flesh Smoothie, a hilarious example of getting lost in translation.

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    #5

    “Please Start Eating” At Toranomon Hills

    A sign stating Gelato can not be ordered for takeaway. Please start eating. A hilarious example of getting lost in translation in Japan.

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    Liliana Spiro
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    5 minutes ago Created by potrace 1.15, written by Peter Selinger 2001-2017

    Gelato? Don't need to ask me twice. Now, where's that spoon now? Nom nom :)

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    #6

    At The Northern Entrance To Oze, Hinoemata Village In Fukushima Pref

    A taped sign in Japan on a tiled wall, displaying the hilarious example of getting lost in translation: I can't drink this water.

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    #7

    "Please, Take Good Care Of The Stairs." Taken At The Kinosaki Ropeway, Around 2 Years Ago

    A green sign in Japan with the phrase Please, take good care of the stairs, a hilarious example of getting lost in translation.

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    #8

    Yokohama, Kannai. In The Front Of A Residential Building

    A sign in Japan with a bicycle crossed out, displaying a hilarious example of getting lost in translation: NO PAKNG.

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    #9

    Saw This One While Driving Around In Osaka. Unfortunately, My Friend (Who Took The Picture) Missed The Other Side Of The Column With More Gold On It

    A red sign with the text Let's feel a wind and run. A feeling will beco me good if it run. A hilarious example of getting lost in translation in Japan.

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    #10

    Nothing Like It... If You Need Some Big Wood, Go To Okayama

    The exterior of a bright yellow and red store named Big Wood in Japan. An example of getting lost in translation.

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    nut nibbler
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    51 minutes ago Created by potrace 1.15, written by Peter Selinger 2001-2017

    Better arrive first thing in the morning.

    #11

    Got Myself A New Tshirt From Aeon

    A white t-shirt with the phrase Like Warm Life. A hilarious example of getting lost in translation in Japan.

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    LALALand
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    1 hour ago Created by potrace 1.15, written by Peter Selinger 2001-2017

    I like warm life too 🏖️

    #12

    Heart In The Form Of Pancakes! Taken In Gion (Yamatooji-Dori Street) In Kyoto Around 2 Years Ago

    A menu in Japan, an example of getting lost in translation, offering MABOROSHI no HOTCAKE Heart in the form of pancakes.

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    #13

    Dairy Park!

    A Japanese sign for a Dairy park (parking lot) showing prices, a hilarious example of lost in translation.

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    #14

    Bar Sign In Kawaguchi, Saitama

    A sign in Japan with a quote: Beer is ploof that God loves us and wants us to happy, a hilarious example of lost in translation.

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    #15

    Found In Shizuoka Airport Yesterday. I Understand What They Were Trying To Get At But I’d Rather Not Have Orange Juice That’s Just Like Tap Water - Not Very Appealing

    A sign in Japan with humorous getting lost in translation for orange juice, advertising it as tap water.

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    setsuriseikou
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    52 minutes ago Created by potrace 1.15, written by Peter Selinger 2001-2017

    Could have been worse. "Tap" is written with kanji for "snake mouth" (蛇口)

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    #16

    Someone Seems To Have Corrected The Spelling Of "Seculity". Toyama, 2026

    A sign in Japan showing an example of getting lost in translation, prohibiting multicopter drones at Kurobe dam.

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    #17

    You'res Welcome!

    A sign in Japan displays a humorous example of getting lost in translation with the phrase Thanks you!!.

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    sbj
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    8 minutes ago Created by potrace 1.15, written by Peter Selinger 2001-2017

    I really like this, it feels personal and I'd definitely want to return to whatever/wherever this place is

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    #18

    Minoh, Osaka

    A hand holding a package of cellulose sponges in Japan with a hilarious example of getting lost in translation on the label, 'Rich and rich bubbles stand.'

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    #19

    Chofu Station Building

    A mannequin in Japan wearing a shirt with the phrase 'she love born,' a hilarious example of getting lost in translation.

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    V
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    1 hour ago Created by potrace 1.15, written by Peter Selinger 2001-2017

    I love that cardigan. It looks like it's got good pockets.

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    #20

    Somebody… Please, Make A Reservation! Taken Some Years Ago Somewhere Around Noda, Osaka

    A sign in Japan with a hilarious example of getting lost in translation: 'If you do not have a reservation I can not enter the store.'

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    sbj
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    7 minutes ago Created by potrace 1.15, written by Peter Selinger 2001-2017

    Not my problem then so I'll just go right in and take a seat

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    #21

    The Penalty For Train Groping In Japan (Tenma)

    Hilarious example of getting lost in translation: a menu in Japan with tandoori chicken misspelled as tandoori chickan.

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    #23

    Don’t Take Spare Toilet😏 Where: Akasaka, Tokyo

    Hilarious example of getting lost in translation: a sign in Japan warning not to take spare toilet paper.

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    Toujin C'Thlu
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    1 hour ago Created by potrace 1.15, written by Peter Selinger 2001-2017

    Spare toilet theft is apparently a big problem in Akasaka

    #24

    Was Found In Shin-Osaka Station. Only For Extreme Button Situations

    Hilarious example of getting lost in translation: an emergency button sign in Japan with unclear instructions.

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    #25

    In Case You Need Some Really Small Tissues

    A box of tissues labeled "Midget Size" in Japan, highlighting an amusing example of getting lost in translation.

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    #26

    They Meant “Pilates”. Near Asakusabashi Station In Tokyo

    Hilarious example of getting lost in translation: a 'Pirates' fitness sign instead of Pilates in Japan.

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    setsuriseikou
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    39 minutes ago Created by potrace 1.15, written by Peter Selinger 2001-2017

    She could be training for a ship attack for all we know

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    #27

    Rounge In Nishiazabu

    A red sign for 'Joice' bar, an example of getting lost in translation in Japan.

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    setsuriseikou
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    38 minutes ago Created by potrace 1.15, written by Peter Selinger 2001-2017

    So shocchu only for those well-versed in kanji?

    #28

    Nachi Falls Last Week

    A sign in Japan showing a humorous example of getting lost in translation: Pabulic restroom.

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    #29

    Found This In A Park In Aichi

    A sign in Japan with a funny example of getting lost in translation for a 'Barbecue Roll'.

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    #30

    Souvenir Shop At Oshinohakai, Near MT Fuji. There Were A Lot Of Bangers Today, But This One Is Absolute Peak

    A sign in Japan shows a hilarious example of getting lost in translation for pumpkin seeds.

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    #31

    This Sign Got Me Froored For A Bit Found At A Karaoke Shop In Akihabara

    Hilarious example of getting lost in translation: A sign in Japan with FROOR GUIDE instead of Floor Guide.

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    #32

    Seen Outside A Restaurant In Kyoto The Other Day. Thank Goodness They’re All Sold Out. I Nibbled On A Few Of Them When I Was But A Wee Lad

    A handwritten sign saying Sorry No more Bugers Today. Hilarious examples of getting lost in translation in Japan.

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    setsuriseikou
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    35 minutes ago Created by potrace 1.15, written by Peter Selinger 2001-2017

    Well, there're still reservations available in case you change your mind

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    #33

    In Sakai, Osaka, Japan

    An example of getting lost in translation on a Japanese product, showing Indoor Curry with a man in a turban.

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    #34

    "Never Touch This Pipe!! If You Touch, The Roof Will Fall And An Accident Will Occur." Shinjuku Golden Gai

    A handwritten sign in Japan: Never touch this pipe, if you touch, the roof will fall, a hilarious example of lost in translation.

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    setsuriseikou
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    33 minutes ago Created by potrace 1.15, written by Peter Selinger 2001-2017

    See no problem here (unless, of course, the pipe is touched)

    #35

    What I Assume Is A Massage Parlour In Sendai

    A sign in Japan with a hilarious example of getting lost in translation: Body relaxing, Hand pile.

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    #36

    Washing Machine Instructions At A Hotel I Stayed At In Utsunomiya

    A paper with notes at the time of use showing hilarious examples of getting lost in translation in Japan, like 'Washing after the end, don't leave it in the laundry. It causes the trouble.'

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    #37

    Somewhere In Yokohama. Took This Photo Last May 2025

    Hilarious example of getting lost in translation: a large sign in Japan reads 'Thanks nature B and live with all creatures.' next to P2 DOG & CAT.

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    #38

    This Mall Always Has The Best Shirts (Kawachi Mataubara)

    Hilarious example of getting lost in translation: a shirt in Japan with text that reads Plese Day a smile a lot on.

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    #39

    Insert The Temperature Of Your Choice Here. (At A Chocolate Store At Chitose Airport)

    Hilarious example of getting lost in translation: a sign in Japan says 'Can be kept at temperature'.

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    #40

    Looks Good Tho. Both The Flap And The Pafe. Which One Should I Order? 🙊 📍 Namba Osaka

    A menu in Japan, a hilarious example of getting lost in translation, advertising 'Flap shake' and 'GREATPAFE CAKE'.

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    nut nibbler
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    43 minutes ago Created by potrace 1.15, written by Peter Selinger 2001-2017

    Is 'flap shake' some movement in a lapdance?

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    #41

    That Doesn't Seem Like A Very Good Business Model But I'm Flattered, If A Bit Weirded Out

    Hilarious example of getting lost in translation: a shaved ice stand in Japan with a sign that says Only you can eat here!

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    #42

    Memory Lane, Tokyo

    Hilarious example of getting lost in translation: a sign in Japan that says Please eat only one person at a time.

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    #43

    Sounds Like Fun

    A bottle of mouthwash labeled Damon Mouthwash with the phrase Let's refresh your breath that reveals visible dirt when spit it out, a hilarious example of getting lost in translation.

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    #44

    I Can’t Remember Where I Took This Photo. I Think At A Mochi Or Steamed Bun Store In Atami

    A sign in Japan that reads "Because you are hot, please do not touch it," a humorous example of getting lost in translation.

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    #45

    Ureshino, Saga

    Hilarious example of getting lost in translation: a toilet sign in Japan with a confusing instruction to relax.

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    #46

    Near Narimasu Station, Itabashi, Tokyo

    The facade of a sports building in Japan with the phrase Let's sports in your life, a hilarious example of getting lost in translation.

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    #47

    Now I Have Questions. And Somehow, I Also Want A Bucket Of It

    A menu board in Japan showing popcorn and what looks like bacon and cheese labeled Beacon Cheese, a hilarious example of getting lost in translation.

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    #48

    Charming Sign On Public Toilet, Outside Of Fukuyama Station. I Guess It Worked - It Made Me Smile

    A restroom sign in Japan with the phrase Everyone smile toilet, a hilarious example of getting lost in translation.

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    #49

    Yeah, All Is Ephemeral

    A blue sign in Japan with an incoherent English translation, a clear example of getting lost in translation.

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    #50

    One Of My Favorites I Found When I Was Living In Utsunomiya, Tochigi Prefecture

    A pink t-shirt in Japan with a bizarre English phrase, a hilarious example of getting lost in translation.

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    #51

    Having "The Talk" At Hiroshima Station. The Ticket Office, I Think?

    A sign at a train station in Japan showing 'It is possible for the talk in writing,' a funny lost in translation example.

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    #52

    Stop Idling Around. Yokohama Bay Hotel Tokyu Parking Lot

    A sign in Japan with 'Please idle reduction for the earth' as an example of getting lost in translation.

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    #53

    Was On The Toilet In A Public Restroom At Fuji-Q In Yamanashi, And I Noticed The Sign Below The Button That Says “Flesh Toilet”

    A toilet flush button in Japan with a sign that reads Press button flesh toilet, a hilarious example of getting lost in translation.

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    #54

    From In Front Of The Microwave In My Hamamatsu Hotel

    A warning sign in Japan for a microwave oven that states Please warn it not to separate eyes, a hilarious example of getting lost in translation.

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    My First Contribution To The Group. I Found This On Holiday In Okinawa This Week, Outside A Bar. It Has To Be Read With A "Yoda" Voice!

    A whiteboard sign in Japan says CLOSED with Sorry We Are written below, a hilarious example of getting lost in translation.

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    #56

    Abashiri Prison Museum Parking

    A sign in Japan with a funny example of getting lost in translation: place that stops a bicycle.

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    #57

    Gotta Clern The House Today 🧹🧼 Daiso Clerning Aisle

    A store sign in Japan with a hilarious example of getting lost in translation: Clerning instead of Cleaning.

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    #58

    Toei Bus Will Touch You Firmly

    A circular sign in Japan with an illustration of a hand touching an IC card, text reads (It touches firmly), a hilarious example of getting lost in translation.

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    #59

    Somewhere Near Umeda, Osaka

    A sign in Japan advises customers to 'EAT HERE AND GET LAUGH. LAUGH AND GET FAT,' a hilarious example of getting lost in translation.

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    Wagner
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    22 minutes ago Created by potrace 1.15, written by Peter Selinger 2001-2017

    I knew it! Laughing is fattening!

    #60

    Taken At A Game Center, Niigata City

    A hand-drawn sign in Japan says 'STAFF ONRY' (only) with an angry cartoon face, an example of getting lost in translation.

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    #61

    Granny Shop

    Hilarious example of getting lost in translation: A shop sign in Japan for Granny Shop Baa Jee.

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    #62

    Ah Yes, The Scientific Latchin Name Of The Species. Osaka Floral Culture Park

    Hilarious example of getting lost in translation: A plant label in Japan with Magnolia ashei written in English.

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    #63

    In A Restaurant In Hiroshima

    Hilarious example of getting lost in translation in Japan: a door sign that reads Stuff Lonely.

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    #64

    Please Waste - At An Amusement Park In Okayama

    A trash can with the label PLEASE WASTE, an example of getting lost in translation in Japan.

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    #65

    A Little Shopping In Kumamoto

    A grey tank top with the phrase BEAT Nice Thought and pink hearts, an example of getting lost in translation in Japan.

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    #66

    For Those Embarrassing Moments When Your Skin Falls Off..(Yuzawa)

    A sign in Japan with a hilarious example of getting lost in translation, reading Refleshment Station.

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    Dug This One Up From A Little Over A Year Ago. The Worst Part Is This Was At A Translation Conference In Shiga

    Hilarious example of getting lost in translation in Japan on a sign pointing to 'Spent Sheets, click here'.

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    #68

    Small Hand Writing… In Jinbo-Cho, Tokyo

    A sign in Japan saying 'Stop taking picture' and 'Do not long time' with a camera crossed out, a hilarious example of lost in translation.

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    #69

    Like, Ok Drugstore Salad Bag In Osaka

    Hilarious example of getting lost in translation: a Japanese cut vegetables salad package says 'Please eat with your like dressing'.

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    #70

    MT. Fuji - Yoshida Trail 4th Station Toilets - 2025

    Hilarious example of getting lost in translation: a sign in Japan advising against disposing of used toilet paper on the floor.

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    #71

    Vending Machine At Ohanajaya Station

    A vending machine ad in Japan for "Spicy Miso Ramen" with the instruction "Folk Slup it right on the spot!" showing lost in translation.

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    #72

    Is It Like The Axe Commercial, "Don't Use It If You Don't Mean It"? 🤔

    An intercom in Japan with a sign that says "For those who use Intercom Please use it," a funny example of getting lost in translation.

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    #73

    They Must Have Been Busy Running Around All Morning And Had To Come To A Halt

    A sign on a glass door in Japan that says BRAKE TIME, a hilarious example of getting lost in translation.

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    #74

    Saw This In The Tunnel On The Way To Board A Plane At Kansai Airport. Apparently Can't Even Get On A Plane Unscathed

    A yellow warning sticker in Japan that says WARNING HANDS PINCHING, a hilarious example of getting lost in translation.

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    #76

    Restaurant Menu In Osaka

    A menu in Japan featuring a funny example of getting lost in translation: Chicken discharge.

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    #77

    Shioyazaki Lighthouse, Southern Fukushima Prefecture. I Guess It Still Gets The Message Across… Sort Of 🤷‍♂️?

    A sign in Japan shows a hilarious example of getting lost in translation: 'KEEP OFF IN A FENCE'.

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    #78

    Spotted In Yokohama. Hare It Is On The 1st Floor

    A store sign in Japan displays a funny example of getting lost in translation for a 'hare salon'.

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    #79

    Hareruya Card Store In Akihabara. I Think This Roughly Translates To “YOLO”?

    A display in Japan with a hilarious example of getting lost in translation on a yellow sticker.

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    #80

    Driving Through Shizuoka At The Moment And Spotted Some Epic

    The back of a delivery truck in Japan with text that reads 'The distribution company which I put together in the time,' an example of getting lost in translation.

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    #81

    I Guess It's Ok To Park Here If You're Delightful About It

    A metal sign in Japan with a no-parking symbol reads 'NOT A NUISANCE PARKING,' an example of getting lost in translation.

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    #82

    Came Across This On My Way Home From Work Yesterday - No Bumping Garbage Allowed Here😅 Osaka

    Hilarious example of getting lost in translation: A sign in Japan that reads Do not bump garbage here.

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    Taxi In Kyoto. This Guy Deserves A Little Credit For Making The Effort

    Hilarious example of getting lost in translation: A handwritten sign in Japan saying we dont acept creait card.

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    Just Arrived Now At The Sun Palace Hotel In Tooyako In Hokkaido

    Hilarious example of getting lost in translation in Japan: a sign with gentle steps instructions.

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    #85

    Itabashi Hotel Cup

    Hilarious example of getting lost in translation in Japan: a cup labeled washed up, be relived.

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    #86

    Found This On A Door Of An Establishment In Osaka

    Hilarious example of getting lost in translation in Japan: a sign stating I can't get out of here.

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    #87

    The People At Shiroyama Park In Fukui's Takahama-Cho Beach Side Area Know All About The Devious Pocket Sand. So, Drop That Sand, Dirtbag!

    Hilarious example of getting lost in translation in Japan: a sign that reads Drop the Sand!

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    #88

    I Wonder How Much It Is When They Aren't Sick? Tsukiji Outer Market

    Coca-Cola cans next to a sign that reads Cola We have a cold, an example of getting lost in translation in Japan.

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    #90

    Nishiki Market, Kyoto, May 8, 2026. Apparently They Don’t Sell Plastic Shopping Bags

    A cardboard sign in Japan, a hilarious example of getting lost in translation, reading Pack is no sell.

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    #91

    Saw This In An Ice Cream Shop At Akihabara Station

    A counter in Japan with a bell and a sign, a hilarious example of getting lost in translation.

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    #92

    Sounds Like One Of Those Escape Room Challenges

    A yellow sign with the phrase Get out of this as an example of getting lost in translation in Japan.

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    #93

    Kyoto - Higashishiokojicho, 14 April 2026. Engrish All The Way!

    A menu in Japan with a hilarious example of getting lost in translation, showing Engrish.

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    #94

    In A Small Shop In Kawazu

    A person holding a sweater with a hilarious example of getting lost in translation, found in Japan.

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    #95

    Carpe Diem? 🎏a Beautiful Wall Reminder To Seize The Day While Waiting In Line To Enter An Onsen Bath In Higashi Kurume This Morning!

    A wall mural with a hilarious example of getting lost in translation with the phrase 'YOU ONLY LIVE ONES BEAUTIFUL IF YOU CAN DREAM'.

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    #96

    From The Ladies' Restroom At A 7 Eleven In Enoshima

    Hilarious example of getting lost in translation in Japan, labeling a sanitary box as a 'FILTH CONTAINER'.

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    #97

    No, *you* Can't Make The Bed If There Are Things On It. Seen At Washington Hotel Plaza, Okayama

    Hilarious example of getting lost in translation in Japan on a hotel sign about making the bed.

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    #98

    Received This Kind Card After Giving Blood In Kichijoji! Thnak You Too!

    Hilarious example of getting lost in translation in Japan with a 'Thnak you' card.

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